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Goldfinger
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13-Oct-2020 07:46
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DBS could have continued with its SGD1.32 payout you know. It?s flush with cash.
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St.Maximus
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13-Oct-2020 05:45
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Let us thank ss2017 for the article from Motley Fool on assessing the four main banks in China through their respective P/B, P/E and dividend yields. The article indicates Bank of China (BOC) to be the ' cheapest' bank as of late last year when the article was written. Looking at how much more BOC has fallen this year, it could well be still true. I must confess that I hold BOC shares and have been enjoying its regular dividend incomes in HKD - stable income for the last 7 years or so. But I cannot expect that next year this will continue to be the case, though my gut feel is that BOC is, though not the largest, but the strongest of the 4 China banks. Its relative ' cheap' valuations have constantly driven me to ask myself the question, why do I not buy more of BOC shares rather than DBS? The answer could simply be because I am Singaporean and do not want myself to be exposed to currency risks and to country risks. So DBS as South East Asia' s largest and ' best' bank is still my ' safer' bet and the rock of my portfolio of stocks even if China banks look much ' cheaper' .
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moonsun
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12-Oct-2020 23:31
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Tomorrow heading 22 ! :) | ||||
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ss2017.
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12-Oct-2020 23:28
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You may want to read this article below https://www.fool.hk/en/2019/11/11/chinas-big-4-banks-are-cheap-now-but-which-is-the-cheapest/ |
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St.Maximus
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12-Oct-2020 22:54
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Yes Starship, You noted well that dividends for Chinese banks were largely maintained this year, at least, I know, for BOC. But the article I attached again here warns us that for next year, dividends may fall sharply and there may even be none because of lower profits for FY 2020 and the need to shore up capital requirements. Also, HSBC had already scrapped its interim final dividend for this year in April. It is well worth a read, the following article: https://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/3102845/chinas-biggest-banks-may-follow-hsbc-trimming-dividend |
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Starship
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12-Oct-2020 22:45
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China' s banks have paid their dividends this year. No cut at all. And unlikely to cut the coming dividends as China' s economy had recovered way eore the rest of the world.
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St.Maximus
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12-Oct-2020 22:35
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DBS yield is currently under 4%. People could well be also laughing at Bank of China for its most recent yield of 7-8%? or maybe now even zero dividends for next year? See article below on Chinese banks incl. HSBC. https://www.scmp.com/business/banking-finance/article/3102845/chinas-biggest-banks-may-follow-hsbc-trimming-dividend We in Singapore are very fortunate to even have dividend payouts from banks as our banks seem to be well capitalised. But not so worldwide. An advance to 24-25 dollars a share for DBS would require a dividend increase which may not happen until next year or even beyond.
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Goldfinger
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12-Oct-2020 22:09
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SGX shares are the most bashed down and ridiculously undervalued compared to the rest of Asia and the World. SGX listed Bank shares are no exception.
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john_ric
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12-Oct-2020 21:54
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dbs offers qtrly dividend and 3rd qtr reporting is around the corner. that' s why share price moves. | ||||
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Goldfinger
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12-Oct-2020 21:06
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Unless, its in the $24-$25 range, its still rather undervalued. People know that global branded bank stocks do not offer 5% dividend yields. The whole world is laughing at SGX for its bank stocks like DBS trading well above 5% yield. | ||||
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St.Maximus
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12-Oct-2020 20:11
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In traditional language, DBS is the bellwether of the STI. Definition of ' bellwether' : the leading sheep of a flock, with a bell on its neck.
something that leads or indicates a trend. Will DBS' outperformance today be an indication of the start of an uptrend in the STI and the overall Singapore stock market? Has market confidence really returned?? Personally, I feel more confident about Singapore' s stock market now. That is why I am here. |
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moonsun
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12-Oct-2020 20:04
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Glad dbs finally moved... tis the icon of confidence in SGX stock mkt... :)
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St.Maximus
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12-Oct-2020 18:48
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DBS outperformed STI today is already very good. There is much to give thanks for. | ||||
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Starship
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12-Oct-2020 16:58
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Today HK & China indices all up a whpooing 2++% to 3++% STI up a shameful 0.xx% 
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kandinsky
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12-Oct-2020 14:31
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UOB is still a dead cock. | ||||
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wangst
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12-Oct-2020 11:57
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wow...dbs is going up non-stop...there is no stopping the bullet train | ||||
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uiop1223
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09-Oct-2020 15:07
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I see.. for me, i buy at price which i think undervalued. I seldom chase after stk that shoot up. | ||||
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johnshao
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09-Oct-2020 14:27
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Large institutions buy the shares, pushing the price up, when small retail investors see the price go up, due to greed, you would also want to buy some. Before you know it, the large institutions just dump their load, pushing the price back down, and you would be left holding the baby. There is no rational in the stock market. Its all driven by greed and fear.
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kentlim
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09-Oct-2020 13:40
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Singapore Banks - UOB Kay Hian 2020-10-07: Optimal Mix Of Less Moratorium Loans But High Loan Loss Coverage DBS, OCBC and UOB have varying exposure to moratorium loans due to differences in geographical footprint. Within Singapore, moratorium loans account for only 9% of total loans. DBS has the least exposure to moratorium loans at 4.8% of total loans, followed by OCBC&rsquo s 10.1% and UOB&rsquo s 15.1%. The latter two have a larger exposure to moratorium loans due to their bigger presence in regional markets. Preferred BUYs are DBS (Target: S$23.50) and OCBC (Target: S$11.48) as they have less exposure to moratorium loans but higher loan loss coverage.
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kandinsky
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09-Oct-2020 13:39
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Uob is an utter disappointment
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